Your soo determined for your s**t tape lol. Don’t get it. It’s such a crap idea""plasterers Beadfix tape" is now available to pre order.
Can I ask a deadly serious question.""plasterers Beadfix tape" is now available to pre order.
Oh now that looks like a great idea, I'll definitely be buying some.I got some there's another company doing exactly the same thing but better! View attachment 58107
It probably won't help that the person who buys the most unnecessary, overpriced shite is endorsing it.It’s a PR disaster mate , plasterers are the hardest bunch , me personally think it’s a great idea though
As for the old school omg I can imagine them bemoaning about how to stick a bead on properly, we are so far behind it’s untrue
Good luck
The holes allow the plaster to bond through to the wall rather than just sitting on top of the tape. Also the holes allow the tape to expand or contract as the plaster dries. The holes stop the tape from getting air bubbles trapped underneath as well.Can I ask a deadly serious question.
what’s the thinking/reason for the holes?
The spreads who have tried free samples are now buying it, they are however mainly the younger guys but that is not a bad thing.Your soo determined for your s**t tape lol. Don’t get it. It’s such a crap idea
It's a fantastic success already and a PR triumph, check for yourself.It’s a PR disaster mate , plasterers are the hardest bunch , me personally think it’s a great idea though
As for the old school omg I can imagine them bemoaning about how to stick a bead on properly, we are so far behind it’s untrue
Good luck
Tell the truth you’ve sent texts from your burner phone to yourselfIt's a fantastic success already and a PR triumph, check for yourself.
What’s the tape made from then if it can expand and contract? I’m genuinely intriguedThe holes allow the plaster to bond through to the wall rather than just sitting on top of the tape. Also the holes allow the tape to expand or contract as the plaster dries. The holes stop the tape from getting air bubbles trapped underneath as well.
No need too mate.Tell the truth you’ve sent texts from your burner phone to yourself
Your 40% too high mate.108 strips for £13! I'm guessing 1 bead needs 6-8 strips. So that works out at approx 13 beads. So it costs £1 to fix a bead
The exact same chance of it shelling off a metal or plastic bead, hence the holes.What’s the tape made from then if it can expand and contract? I’m genuinely intrigued
What’s the chance of the skimming shelling off the tape once it’s dry?
OkThe exact same chance of it shelling off a metal or plastic bead, hence the holes.
It's main use was envisaged to be for overskims where a clout would bost corners off. nothing wrong with using gear but this option takes less skill so may save on labour costs. The guys who have trialled it are finding loads of different uses. fixing shadow beads on metal studwork instead of screwing which leaves a protruding screw head. fitting beads to carrier boards, fitting beads to insulation board around Velux windows, the list goes on.Ok
So what’s it made from?
And what’s the advantage of using this tape over left over skim or clout nails?
Is it vegan, more to the point.Ok
So what’s it made from?
And what’s the advantage of using this tape over left over skim or clout nails?
PEscATarian.Is it vegan, more to the point.
That's what puts me off, how big is the test base to make your claims credible.It's main use was envisaged to be for overskims where a clout would bost corners off. nothing wrong with using gear but this option takes less skill so may save on labour costs. The guys who have trialled it are finding loads of different uses. fixing shadow beads on metal studwork instead of screwing which leaves a protruding screw head. fitting beads to carrier boards, fitting beads to insulation around Velux windows, the list goes on.
Some thing fishy 4 across.PEscATarian.
As Iv said all along, there is a place for itIt's main use was envisaged to be for overskims where a clout would bost corners off. nothing wrong with using gear but this option takes less skill so may save on labour costs. The guys who have trialled it are finding loads of different uses. fixing shadow beads on metal studwork instead of screwing which leaves a protruding screw head. fitting beads to carrier boards, fitting beads to insulation board around Velux windows, the list goes on.
The only way for it to fail is if it does not stick in the first instance. once the plaster has gone off then the job is done. I have been testing it for years, it is now being tried in three colleges and i have sent out over a thousand samples of the new tape with no fails.That's what puts me off, how big is the test base to make your claims credible.
Send me a sample @ tapitThe only way for it to fail is if it does not stick in the first instance. once the plaster has gone off then the job is done. I have been testing it for years, it is now being tried in three colleges and i have sent out over a thousand samples of the new tape with no fails.
Who certifies your claims, anecdotal evidence and your confidence.The only way for it to fail is if it does not stick in the first instance. once the plaster has gone off then the job is done. I have been testing it for years, it is now being tried in three colleges and i have sent out over a thousand samples of the new tape with no fails.
You only get one question, sorry.Who certifies your claims, anecdotal evidence and your confidence.
Is that a yes or a no?Send me a sample @ tapit
Not doing free samples anymore that ship has sailed.Send me a sample @ tapit
Is that a yes or a no?
"Don't question my product", I'm surprised you haven't hooked up with British Gypsum.You only get one question, sorry.
Not yet, keep watching."Don't question my product", I'm surprised you haven't hooked up with British Gypsum.
Thread watch, tale of the tape.Not yet, keep watching.
Once you get the cost down your on to a winner!! Can't you get the tiddly winks to manufacture it for you!Not yet, keep watching.